Emergency Soup Can Stove! Quick build with household items!
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Picture this; power goes out for 24Hours, it's cold outside and you're hungry. You don't have a fire place or wood stove but are cold and hungry. What do you do? Well I'll show you a quick, easy and practical little stove you can make with some common household items!
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All us Canadians need that in our vehicle's for winter time! Love your helper!! 👍
Agreed! Look on amazon you can get empty quart paint can and can fit a full roll of tp in it and it has a seal able lid
Love the photos on your wall 😁
Its my happy wall of memories!
That was an excellent video. My oldest boy will LOVE it
Great! Thanks for watching!
My first thought was keeping something like this in the car in case you got stuck on a cold winter day. Cool video, thanks for sharing!
Always have to be prepared for the worst in our climate.
Great stuff, and perfect for outdoors or in a vehicle. I could see building this in a small cleaned out paint can so that you have a sealable lid.
Yeah you can buy empty ones at most hardware stores.
Nice tutorial. I've heard of this being done before but nice to see it completed.
Good video brother!
Thank you. Ive been looking at lots of different simple emergency stove/heating devices. These are all skills our grandparents had. Now when power goes out people are just scrambling
awe she is a cutie. reminds me of mine when she was so small :)
Yeah she is! She will be joining me on a lot more adventures in the future since we have another little one in this house now
Could be really useful. Maybe punch some holes in the outer can and you can cook directly on it.
Yeah that might work. Ill definitely give it a shot. Thanks!
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 would make sense to me at least you're still getting oxygen in there of course it could also fail but what is there to lose...some empty cans and toilet paper.
@@RedRiverWilds Also using alcohol it wouldn't leave that nasty carbon build-up on pots and pans like when I use my stick stove to cook.
@@differentfins Would be cheaper than my propane or butane stoves, that price shot up.